Stainless Steel Sensor Housings: Sealed and Leak-Tested
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How are stainless steel sensor housings sealed and checked? This 46-second production-line video shows machined housings sorted and checked before assembly, rods fitted with threaded process connections, parts joined on a pneumatic press, and every sealed assembly leak-tested with air under water.
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Key points
- Machined stainless steel housings are sorted and checked before assembly.
- Sensor rods are fitted with threaded process connections.
- Parts are joined on a pneumatic press.
- Every sealed assembly is pressurised with air and held under water, where any leak would show as bubbles.
Transcript
Stainless steel housings and rods for level and position sensors.
On the production line, machined stainless steel housings are sorted and checked before assembly.
Sensor rods are fitted with threaded process connections.
Parts are joined on a pneumatic press.
Every sealed assembly is then leak-tested: it is pressurised with air and held under water, where any leak would show as bubbles.
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